Calculators for startups: burn rate, runway, valuation, dilution, CAC, LTV, and SaaS metrics.
Determine sales volume and revenue required to cover all fixed and variable costs.
Estimate business enterprise market value using EBITDA multiples or SDE standards.
Free online Customer Lifetime Value (CLV with precision calculations, formula explanations, and FAQs.
Free online Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) with precision calculations, formula explanations, and FAQs.
Free online Churn Rate Calculator with precision calculations, formula explanations, and FAQs.
Free online Monthly & Annual Recurring Revenue (MRR with precision calculations, formula explanations, and FAQs.
Free online SaaS LTV:CAC Ratio with precision calculations, formula explanations, and FAQs.
Calculate your startup monthly net burn rate by subtracting total monthly revenue from monthly operating expenses.
Estimate exactly how many months of cash runway your startup has left based on bank cash reserves and net monthly burn rate.
Calculate how many months it takes to earn back the money spent to acquire a customer using CAC, ARPU, and Gross Margin.
Shows what percentage of revenue is left over after the direct costs of delivering the product are subtracted.
Tracks the actual dollar amount and percentage of recurring revenue lost to cancellations or downgrades.
Measures if existing customers are spending more over time. Over 100% means organic expansion.
A health check for software startups balancing annual revenue growth rate and profit margin.
Defines what the entire company is worth immediately after new capital is deposited and calculates ownership.
Defines what the company is worth immediately before receiving new capital.
Calculates the exact percentage of the company being given away to investors in a funding round.
Sizes the market opportunity for investors by calculating theoretical maximum (TAM), target segment (SAM), and near-term SOM.
Measures sales and marketing efficiency. Above 0.75 signals readiness to scale acquisition spend.
Excludes expansion revenue to show the fundamental health and stickiness of the core baseline product.
Measures the product-led growth engine. A K-factor greater than 1.0 means exponential word-of-mouth growth.
Calculates the equity set aside to attract and retain key early employees in funding rounds.
Normalizes multi-year B2B enterprise sales contracts into a standard annual metric excluding one-time fees.
Helps technical founders decide whether to spend engineering hours building internal tools or paying for SaaS.